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QUALITY FIRST,

When you deal hereyouzire ' roniident that you are szci~ ring the best in high quality.

All kinds of fresh and cured meats and Fish for

i: sale in season. l: _)Q , ‘_ ; ‘ Patronize .. A v Home industry.

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Roll printed and developed and free l x 7 enlargement of your best neg- stlve for 45c. _ >+o+<¢+++ 7-‘ Them is only one more week in l‘ which to take advantage oi our ‘ Special summer Prices on:

I REPAYRING. REDIODELING AND RELINING OF

i‘ I FUR COATS

Q‘ Lei us attend to this work now ,_ when more time can be spent on 236i} individual garment.

t. ISLAND FURRIERS 1G5 Kent Street ll When You Rehn- —~ Refer to Ul.

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\' sec our assortment of Fountain . Pens and Pencils. Wrist and Pocket you're Watches Etc.

‘ Watch Repairing a Specialty ,' Chester A. Campbell Jeweler 157 Queen Street o-vwwvrooowoeeeaooo-owme

Pretty Asso rtment OF Gl RLS’

WINTER (‘OATS AND DRESSES Sizes 2 to 14X.

FELT ll.~\TS—Excluslve Styles Susi m $2.25

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7- Infants and Girl's Wen: _ "‘ Phone 9L 152 Queen Street

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EIEARNS‘ PURE COD LIVER OIL 89 Cents Per Pint Phone 772 C- C. HEESCHEN THE EUSTON PHARMACY o-oo-o-eo-cccoovcoowmmwo

CLEARING AT COST

THE BALANCE OF

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, the Federation has done during the 'past year

Mr. Wcolner on Composition in which he emphasized the value of conversation and also the value of teaching this subject in the early grades.

course of studies and Text. Books. also answered the questions in the Question Box.

read and adopied:

this convention be tendered to the (‘nmiciian L/egon for the use o! .211; hall.

extend their thanks Shaw. Mr Woolncr. lvliss McLean. Miss Clarkin and Miss Nelson for their Convention a success.

here obtain 100"» J. R. C. membership.

ro-operate with Mr. hm endeavor to obtain better attend. £11106-

prescnt w-ill endeavor more interested in their commun- ities and mallze the importance of their profefslon.

elected. for the coming year.

President z ary: Mary O'Brien.

The Central Guardian

UONFEDERATION S UBANCE.

LIFE IN- 5-6798-7-12-817

ROBIN HOOD FUOUB Milled from washed wheat for your satis- faction. Li-l075-7-ﬁtl-tt.

BELFAST-BELLE River United Church services, Sunday. Sept. 12th. Belle River i100 s. m.; Eldon 7.30 p. m. 14-401-9-10-11.

P. E. I. Teachers In Convention

The local convention of the P. E. I. Teacher's Federation was held in Mt. Stewart Hall on Tuesday. August 31, with 33 teachers present. ‘In the absence of the President land Secretary Mr. Jerome O'Brien

and IWISS Mary O'Brien were appointed to these remective offices. -

The following committees were then appointed:

Reeolutionsz-Marjorie McEwen, Aubrey Hughes, James Smith.

Nominnting- Alice McArthy. Borden user, Ernest Reid.

‘ Qursitzon BOX—l\l8lIllC lticDonald. Rita Corcoran, John Horgan.

Pres ‘—Edith McEWen. Edith Cameron.

The firt item of the morning session was remarks by Miss P. E. l’. T. F, on the work which P. E. I. F. F., on the work which

and she urged all teachers to enroll as members. Bliss Catherine McLean gave a very interesting talk on Junior Rod Cnrs Work bom in this province and in Newfoundland; stating that in this piminoe the enrollment has readied 94% and she thanked the teachers who have made this possible. She also gave an hiiimaie glimpse of her wocrk in Newfoundland by means o! in- teresting talk and pictures-

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tou will approve, we think, our endeavour to bring you s showing of the most advanced styles u fur trimmed coats of superior excel- lence in fabric, finish and trim. Showing today.

$39 to ll 00

Persian Lamb

Silver. and

Red Fox

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Mr. Woolner then gave some brief remarks dealing with School

Fans, School attendance. Writing, Libraries closed the morning session.

and Time Table. This

At the afternoon session Miss

Elsie Nelson read a very interest- ing and Senior Liteautum in which outlined many helpful aids in the teaching of this subject.

instructive paper on

she

This was followed by a paper by

and dramatization

Mr. H. H. Shaw explained the

The iollosving resolutions were l-Resolved that the thanks 0C

Lt-Reolvcd that this convention to Mr. H. H. in nmklng this

that all teachers endeavour to

assi time:

3~R.e.=ol\'rd assembled

that all teachers Wooilner in

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all teachers to become

5.—Resolved that

The following officers were President: Jerome O'Brien. Vice-

Agnes Coffin. Secret-

Petroleuni Prices Remain Uniform

A recently prepared price indtx. compiled from government data, shows that. petroleum products, in relation to other commodity price indices from September 1933. kept more uniform than any oi.’ them. Prom this date until January 9th, 1936. crude oil przccs p lied been established on a basis that ro- mained unchanged.

The index illustrates that in unl- formity oi‘ price level oil products made a substantially better show-

or out surrey or FLlT and FLY TOX

SPRAYS AND SFR AYERS

Here's your chance to stock up.

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Ibis sale r-mtlnues all next week.

Since we par cash for most of our [nods and only grt 30 days on the Flt». we must insist on a cash set- , ‘ llement of all accounts at the end . o! each month.

Try our Steamed Qunhaugs.

2 cans for 25c. If ' , The Best Yet.

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__ now: Jvsr ARRIVED ., .0 will find this lim- Is very at- ‘ trsrtive In appearance and the per- ‘ fonnancc. better than ever.

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ing than hides and leather. build- iii: materials. textiles. foods. or form products. It shows also that prim for oil products, compared Willi their 1926 level. remained rc-

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, Squirrel

. New Boxy Swaggers . The Pencil Silhouette . Fitted Princess Lines . Coats with New Back Flare

Ah r’aris adaptations! See Mainboehefs gored full back swag- gers...the fitted silhouette by Alix...Molyneux coats with slight back flare! Rich furs are lavishly and cleverly handled...fabrics include suede-like woolens, diagonal tweeds, nubby weaves... tailoring andworkmanship will delight the most fastidious. Beauti- fully lined, interlined. Black, wine, billiard green, brown, rust

latively lower than for all other commodities.

Govemmcnt authorities in 0'1 prwrliicing areas. and not the oil companies. (letermine regularly how much oil shall be taken from the ound to meet current de- man. In the United States the federal government. has a. hand in 1t too. Oil producers may appear be- fore these agencies and state their case (or increasing tho amount of

All sizes. l’ . - _ ~ - ‘ I n iuzli ' flu. at’ \N'YV&.. i " ~~—-—- _. ._. ,______ ___ h, , _

King allcr which luizch “its sni-

by nine members. Rzpcris of Hall J1 by the committee assisted by the hostess.

and sick Committees followed. TWIN letters of thanks were received from friends, for fruit taken by

Mrs. B. Lane. Lunch committee for September Mr: W. Cullen, Mrs. R. Ehaster and Mrs. F. Mjtcttell. Mrs. MacDonald kindly invited the

NORTH “GLTSIIIBE W. I.

The Augue-z meeting of the North Wiltshlre Womesfs Institute

srrsnii-zx mus You “Tn NEWS

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